'He ain't woke': #DonSnoreleone trends as Trump court nap mockery goes into overdrive

Donald Trump appeared in court for a second day of jury selection Tuesday and, once again, appeared to doze off in the morning session.

Several reporters had made the same observation Monday, with one noticing a jolt after his head slumped down slack-jawed, and another saying his chin hit his chest.

On Tuesday, Law 360 reporter Frank G. Runyeon described seeing a similar thing.

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"Trump's head slowly dropped, his eyes closed. It jerked back upward. He adjusts himself. Then, his head droops again. He straightens up, leaning back. His head [drops] for a third time, he shakes his shoulders. Eyes closed still. His head drops. Finally, he pops his eyes open."

Without cameras in the courtroom to confirm, MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell said Trump could be asleep or he could be "resting his eyes."

But internet commenters were happy to take the courtroom reporters at their word.

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"True to his word, he ain’t woke," mocked one activist using the hashtag #DonSnoreleone, a reference to fictional mafia boss Vito "Don" Corleone from "The Godfather."

Others made a similar observation, with one cartoonist describing it as part of Trump's "war on woke."

Former liberal host Keith Olbermann posted a screen capture of a recent Trump rant reading in all-caps: "My trial is an assault on America!"

Olbermann retorted, "...but apparently not so much an assault that Trump can't sleep through it."

Others went further with the mafia theme, knocking Trump as "The Nodfather." One person mocked up a fake movie posted with Trump as the mafia boss. The mock quote from the film said: "Even criminals need a nap."

Some photoshopped images using Trump to help promote Mike Lindell's "My Pillow" for court.

Political cartoonist Clay Jones illustrated a photo of a sleeping Trump admitting to crimes by talking in his sleep.

Mock courtroom sketches showed further illustrations of DonSnoreleone